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Old 12-15-2007, 11:38 AM   #132 (permalink)
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1) 10 gallons sounds about right. 15 pounds of rock would be fine. The rough guideline is 1-2 Lbs/gal.

2) Mine are roughly the size of a golf ball.

3) I'm not sure on the max size, but they get considerably larger than the blue legs. Mine have never been a problem, but all crabs are opportunistic feeders. Some people have problems with them, some don't. They also have a tendency to eat snails for their shells.

4) I would wait 6-8 weeks after the last sign of ich. A purple firefish would be a great choice. I love the way they look as well.

5) I'm not sure where they're based, but there's INDMAS - Indiana Marine Aquarium Society, and IRC - Indiana Reefers Club.

6) 350 really isn't bad, especially since there's probably not a real high demand for calcium in your tank. That being said, calcium, alkalinity and magnesium are all related. If one is out of whack, the others will be too.

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